Starting from scratch
No experience is needed. We start with the basics, learning your way around the keyboard, coordinating your hands and gradually building a natural connection with the instrument.
From your first chord to a freer, more confident way of playing. An individual course built around your level, your musical taste and your goals.
No experience is needed. We start with the basics, learning your way around the keyboard, coordinating your hands and gradually building a natural connection with the instrument.
If you already play but feel you have gaps in technique, reading or harmony, we build a focused path to make your playing more fluid, confident and complete.
Chords, rhythm and listening become practical tools for accompanying a voice, playing with other musicians or supporting your own repertoire independently.
If you want to go beyond traditional piano, we can also explore keyboards in pop and contemporary music, developing a more versatile approach to the instrument.
Posture, hand independence, agility, dynamics and touch control. Technique develops progressively and is always connected to the music you’re studying.
We learn to read and understand what you play, connecting instrumental practice with rhythm, notes, chords, keys and the main elements of harmony.
We work on chord progressions, different ways to accompany a song and listening skills, helping you move more freely around the keyboard without relying only on sheet music.
Songs are chosen around your level, your musical taste and your goals. When a piece is ready, we can record it in the studio or turn it into content to share, also collaborating with other musicians from the school. If you decide to write or release your own music, we can develop the project through production and release with Milano Music Records.
Individual lessons take place once a week and are tailored to your level and goals. You can choose an annual course or start with a 10-lesson pack.
No. The course is built around your current level. You can start from scratch or build on the skills you already have.
No. If you start from scratch, reading is introduced gradually alongside playing. The goal is not only to read music, but to understand what you’re playing. For a more complete course, we also recommend Theory & ear training to develop greater awareness, independence and musical understanding.
Yes. The course can focus on piano, keyboards or combine both, depending on your interests and goals.
Yes. Depending on your level, we can work on chords, harmonic progressions, rhythm and accompaniment, helping you become more independent when playing alone or with other musicians.
Yes. When a piece is ready, we can record it during a lesson, both to review your work and to create a cover or content to share on social media, also collaborating with other musicians from the school. Recording during the lesson has no extra cost. If you want to create a finished product with editing, mixing, mastering and optional video work, post-production is quoted separately.
Yes. We can work on the piano part, harmony and arrangement of your song. If you want to develop and release it as a complete project, we can continue with production, recording, editing, mixing and mastering through to release with Milano Music Records when the project is ready. These services are quoted separately from the course.
Yes. The course can also be tailored towards Trinity College London exam preparation, with technical and musical work structured around your level and chosen exam.
Yes. We also welcome younger students, but we prefer to meet the child first to understand which option best suits their age, attention span and goals. The course is therefore assessed individually by the school.
Yes. You can book a free trial lesson to experience our method, meet the teacher and find the course that best suits your level and goals.
Fill in the form and tell us which course you’re interested in. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours to find the first available slot.
